Terps Football
If the ACC adds UConn, & Rutgers
Despite the comments today from Atlantic Coast Conference Commission John Swofford that the ACC would 'be comfortable,' with 14 teams; the expectation from everyone should be that the league will quickly follow-up the additions of Syracuse and Pittsburgh by also...
Terps fall to WVU; The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
At one point, the University of Maryland was down 34-10 against #18 West Virginia. Credit the Terrapins for rallying back and making a game of it. There are plenty of things to regret about the game today, but I imagine the Terps will be particularly sick about...
The ACC with Pitt and Syracuse
The Atlantic Coast Conference has received application letters from Pittsburgh, and Syracuse to join the league (http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/news?slug=ap-acctalks). You can believe the application is a mere formality, as those schools would not be applying...
Early look at West Virginia
Coming off of a Top 25 National finish last year, in conjunction with the hiring of Randy Edsall, the Under Armour connection / uniforms, and the talents of players like Danny O'Brien and Kenny Tate; an opportunity exists for University of Maryland Football to...
Maryland over Miami; The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
The Coach Edsall era officially began tonight, as the University of Maryland won their 2011 season opener with a 32-24 victory over the University of Miami. The Good: 1) There was a lot of attention in the off-season from Terps fans towards new Offensive Coordinator...
Terps Football 2011
In late April I asked, 'What are the appropriate expectations for Maryland Football in 2011?' With the season starting tomorrow night, the answer to that question is still not completely clear. The University of Maryland finished the 2010 Football Season #23 in the...
Thoughts on the Miami Hurricanes
Tomorrow night, the University of Maryland begins their 2011 season by hosting the University of Miami before a National TV audience. With the attention that the Yahoo Sports story has received, and the resulting suspensions for this game; I think there has been a...
Terps Football Q&A with David Glenn, ACC Sports Journal
Hurricane Irene is currently introducing herself to the Maryland coast. On Labor Day September 5th, the University of Maryland will be hosting the Hurricanes of Miami to begin their 2011 College Football Season. With that game on the immediate horizon, Baltimore...